Let’s say you’ve just been in a car accident. A little shaken, maybe sore. You step out of the car, take a few deep breaths, and think, “It could’ve been worse.” You might even wave it off as just a bump or bruise. But here’s the thing: some injuries don’t show up right away. Whiplash…

The crash itself was sudden, maybe even traumatic. In the aftermath, when the dust settled and the reports were filed, you probably trusted that the official version of events (the police report) would reflect what actually happened. But what if it doesn’t? If you’ve discovered that a police report is wrong or incomplete, you’re not…

New Jersey’s move-over law was enacted to protect the people who protect the people who use our roads. The law requires that drivers in New Jersey move to nonadjacent lanes when they see roadside helpers so that their vehicles don’t come too close to first responders who are helping drivers or helping the public. The…

Chain reaction accidents involve multiple collisions. There are often multiple victims, and each victim has the right to bring their own case. The first and last collisions in a chain of accidents normally involve just one collision. The accidents in the middle of the chain normally involve two collisions – the one that is the…